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News Release from: Remploy Electronics | Subject: Barking
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 08 March 2007

SMT line to expand Barking capacity

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Remploy Electronics is to invest GBP 500,000 in a further surface mount technology PCB assembly production line at its Barking factory.

As part of a continuing expansion programme, Remploy Electronics is to invest GBP 500,000 in a new surface mount technology (SMT) PCB assembly production line at its Barking factory The announcement follows the recent installation of a new lead-free solder facility in Barking

Both moves underpin the organisation's ambitious growth strategy that targets a doubling of turnover in 2007.

Remploy's Bolton site has already benefited from investment in an SMT production line and lead-free solder facility that enable the division to offer the most advanced PCB manufacturing services currently required by UK-based small to medium size enterprises (SMEs).

Providing small, medium and high volume batch production in a high mix environment, Remploy's focus on rapid response time and quick change over capability is attracting new customers.

The division does not aim to compete with the international contract equipment manufacturers but, rather, has identified a niche between them and the plethora of local suppliers.

John Baker, Business Development Manager, Remploy Electronics, said: "This investment is further evidence of Remploy's commitment to deliver the most efficient contract manufacturing services to SMEs".

"The results will benefit our customers' businesses and, in turn, the prospects of our employees".

Remploy is the UK's leading provider of employment services for disabled people.

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